MATLAB SECTION:

QUESTION# 10:

fplot(@(x)abs(sin(x)),[-4.*pi,4.*pi]);

Maximum and critical points of the above graph: (π/2,1) (-π/2,1) (7π/2,1) (-7π/2,1) (3π/2,1) (-3π/2,1)
(5π/2,1) (-5π/2,1).

It is concavind down and there are no points of inflection.

QUESTION# 11:

fplot(@(x)(976.*(0.835.^x - 1) +176.*x),[0,20]);

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The instantaneous velocity at t=15 is 164.23.

QUESTION# 12:

syms y x;
y=((x.*(sin(2.*x))+(tan(x.^7)).^4).^5);
z=gradient(y,x)

z =

QUESTION# 13:

syms x y;
m=2;
f=(7-x).*sqrt((3.*x.^2)+5);
g=(x.^3)+sin(x);
y=(tan(m+(f./g))).^4;
z=diff(y,x)

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QUESTION# 14:

a)

fplot(@(t)((0.0144.*(t.^3))-(0.4177.*(t.^2))+(2.703.*t)+1060.1),[1,12]);

b): Make a small summary discussing the intervals of increase, decrease and concavity of water level
defined by L(t):

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From the graph we can see that the maximum point is at approx. x = 4.10. We can also see that the graph is
increasing from 1 to 4.1 and it is decreasing from 4.1 to 12. Besides this the graph is concaved down and there
is no point of inflection.

c) Mention critical and inflection points:

As the concavity is not changing, there is no inflection poin. The critical point is at x = 4.10 and it is max.

QUESTION# 15:

a)

fplot(@(t)(8.*((exp(-0.4.*t))-(exp(-0.6.*t)))),[0,12]);

b) Make a small summary discussing the intervals of increase, decrease and concavity of concentration
defined by C(t):

As we can see in the graph it is increasing from 0 to 2 and decreasing from 2 to 12. We can also see that it is
concaved down and there is no point of inflection.

c) Mention critical and inflection points:

As the concavity is not changing, there is no inflection poin. The critical point is as x = 2 and it is max.